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Reply To: New bun pees in litter box, poops EVERYWHERE

03/05/2025 at 2:00 PM

Bam

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I’d add a second litterbox, as BrunosMama suggests. Even if the space isn’t huge. Put the box where she poops the most if possible. If she starts using it, you can then start to move it to where you want it -but do that slowly! Like an inch every couple of days.

You have seen improvement with the pee, that’s great. Her urge to mark is less strong now.

It’s not super-uncommon for girl rabbits to need a much longer time to adjust to the post-castration hormonal changes than male buns typically do.